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Notre Dame High School College Prep for Young Men These Are Just Some of the Colleges Our Students Have Been Accepted To N Beckwith Road W ashington Street Open House Dates: November 6 (5:30-8:30 pm) and Oz N Oriole N Oleander a rk St Av November 16, 2008 (11 am-2 pm) e Av e Oswego Suffield St N Olcott N Osceola Av Greenwood St Greenwood St Av Av e e Ozark St e Placement Exam Date: January 10, 2009 (8:00 am) W Dempster Street N Osceola N N Ol O l eander cott N Milwaukee Notre Dame N Harlem Av Av e A e High School ve Shermer Roa N Oriole N Oz N Overhill N Ottawa W Greenleaf St ark Av Av Av Av enue Av Av e e e e e Mary Hill nue d Cemetery W Main Street getting to notre dame Notre Dame is conveniently located on Dempster Street in Niles, Illinois (just West of Harlem Avenue and East of Milwaukee Avenue). Many of our students use either CTA or Pace with Milwaukee, Harlem, and Demspter Street as the main routes. In order to find the most direct route to Notre Dame for you, simply call us at 847.779.8615. We will be happy to research the easiest way for you to get here! For junior and senior students who drive, Notre Dame has ample parking in its spacious lot for everyone. ndhs bussing system Notre Dame now offers its own morning-only bus service by making use of its six brand new mini-buses. These routes currently pick up students at the following elementary schools: Saint Viator, Saint Robert Bellarmine, Saint Cornelius, Edgebrook, Saint Hilary, Queen of All Saints, and Saint Mary of the Woods, amongst others. These routes are geared to better serve our students who do not have a direct route. In addition to this new service, Notre Dame also runs a shuttle van before and after school to the Metra Station in Des Plaines for students from the Northwest suburbs your future starts here 7655 West Dempster Street, Niles, IL 60714 • 847.779.8615 • www.ndhsdons.org • Fax: 847.965.2983 notre dame high school College Prep for Young Men these are just some of the colleges our students have been accepted to American Academy of Art Grinnell College Oakton Community College American University Holy Cross College The Ohio State University Varsity diamond equipped with lights and a new two-story clubhouse Arizona State University University of Illinois at Chicago Parkland College The University of Arizona University of Illinois at Urbana- Parsons School of Design, New School Augustana College Champaign University Aurora University The Illinois Institute of Art University of Portland Barat College Illinois Institute of Technology Purdue University Benedictine College Illinois State University Quincy University Benedictine University Illinois Wesleyan University Regis University Bradley University Indiana University at Bloomington Ripon College Bucknell University Indiana University-Purdue University Robert Morris College, Chicago Indianapolis Butler University Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Iowa State University Cardinal Stritch University Saint Joseph’s College-IN The University of Iowa Carroll College (Wisconsin) Saint Louis University John Carroll University Carthage College Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota Joliet Junior College The Catholic University of America Saint Xavier University Kendall College University of Central Florida San Diego State University Notre Dame High School is situated on a beautiful 28-acre campus Knox College University of Chicago School of the Art Institute of Chicago College of Lake County City Colleges of Chicago, Wilbur Wright University of South Dakota College Lake Forest College Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Clarke College Lewis University Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville Cleveland Institute of Music Lincoln College (Lincoln) Spring Hill College University of Colorado at Boulder Loras College St. Ambrose University Colorado State University Loyola University Chicago University of St. Francis Columbia College Marian College St. Norbert College Concordia University Marian College of Fond du Lac University of Tennessee, Knoxville Cooking Hospitality Institute of Chicago Marquette University University of Toledo Coyne American Institute McHenry County College Triton College College for Creative Studies Merrimack College United States Naval Academy Creighton University Miami University Valparaiso University University of Dayton University of Miami VanderCook College of Music State-of-the-Art George H. Holley Science and Technology Center DePaul University Michigan State University Vermilion Community College DeVry University University of Michigan Washington University in St. Louis Dominican University Millikin University Western Illinois University Drake University Milwaukee School of Engineering Western Michigan University Duke University Monmouth College Wheaton College College of DuPage North Central College William Rainey Harper College Earlham College North Park University Winona State University Eastern Illinois University Northeastern Illinois University University of Wisconsin, La Crosse Eastern Michigan University University of Northern Colorado University of Wisconsin, Madison Elgin Community College Northern Illinois University University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Elmhurst College Northern Michigan University University of Wisconsin, Parkside Ferris State University Northland College University of Wisconsin, Stout Florida Atlantic University Northwestern University Wyotech Institute Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame Our spacious grounds create a scenic setting for your learning experience Notre Dame High School, a Roman Catholic secondary level college preparatory school, has educated more than 11,000 young men since its founding in 1954. Located in Niles, Illinois, on 28 wooded acres, Notre Dame currently enrolls over 830 students. Our students come from Chicago and 29 different suburban townships. Notre Dame’s approach to education is holistic. We educate and form minds, bodies and souls. Notre Dame partners with parents and families in challenging our students with our college prep program. Individual attention is provided to each young man throughout his formative years at Notre Dame. Our goal is to prepare him not only for college, but for life. Our students grow in wisdom as well as knowledge: in faith, in values, and in morality. Notre Dame’s partnership with our families begins with their sons’ first day of high school, and it lasts for their lifetimes. Notre Dame High School: 1954-2008 “On September 1, 1954, Notre Dame High School was born. Samuel Cardinal Stritch, the Catholic Archbishop of Chicago, and priests from the Congregation of Holy Cross from South Bend, Indiana, broke ground in Niles, Illinois. Priests and Brothers of the Congregation of Holy Cross expanded their educational ministry in the Archdiocese considerably with this new endeavor. Holy Trinity High School in Chicago and Holy Cross High School in River Grove were also secondary schools sponsored by the Holy Cross Priests and Brothers.” mission Under the patronage of Mary, the Mother of God, Notre Dame High School is a college preparatory school committed to educating young men within a Christ- centered and family-based community. We cherish and respect each individual. Our values are Gospel based. In our Catholic tradition, and faithful to the spirit of our Holy Cross founders, we endeavor to inspire life-long learners, committed to scholarship, to personal excellence, and to social justice. ownership Ownership of Notre Dame High School now rests in an independent two-tiered Board comprised of Notre Dame alumni, parents, educators and Catholic leaders from the larger community of Chicago. The top tier, the Executive Board, partners with representatives of the Archdiocese of Chicago to ensure the Catholicity of our school. The Executive Board appoints members to the Governance Board. This second-tiered assembly oversees the daily operations of the school. Our character, charism, and heritage, formed by the Congregation of Holy Cross, remain appreciated and strong. life prep Notre Dame partners with each student and his family to provide a challenging college preparatory academic program. Our goal is to prepare each Notre Dame man for academic success in college. We are equally committed to preparing each student in his spiritual life, in his moral life, and in his behavioral life. personal growth plan The Personal Growth Plan is developing under the direction of the Counseling Center, the Principal’s Office, and the President’s Office. Notre Dame will help each student to create an individual plan for his high school career. His development at Notre Dame, maximizing his unique qualities, utilizing his special interests and needs, and building on his particular values and goals, will be measured and evaluated regularly. At the beginning of his first year, each student and his family will meet with counselors to formulate his Plan, thereby establishing his unique path to success. faith & service As part of our Christian Service Learning Program, students attend monthly Mass, study the Catholic faith in the classroom, experience the sacraments of Eucharist and Reconciliation, make an annual retreat and serve the local community. By the time they graduate, Notre Dame students will have given a total of at least 115 hours in programs serving their school, parish and community. retreats and kairos Notre Dame’s four-year retreat program is designed to help our students develop a mature faith that can augment a solid academic foundation with a real desire to deepen one’s faith and relationship with God. During Kairos, the culminating 4-day faith experience for our senior Dons, young men discover how God is present and working in their lives, especially among family, friends and others with whom they interact on a daily basis. They will learn the importance of sharing their gifts with others and becoming leaders in their faith. fatherPresident smyth leading by example: The Executive Board of Notre Dame High School named Father John P. Smyth the school’s first president under its new governance structure on March 1, 2007. A Chicago native, Father Smyth is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and the University of St. Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary. Widely regarded as one of the top fundraisers in the Chicagoland area, Fr.
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